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Help in pullng wires through 1/2 inch EMT
I'm installing a 20 amp outlet across my garage and I'm pulling 3-12 gauge
conductors. I have one square 4 inch box on each side of the garage and a 1/2" pulling elbow in the middle of the 40 foot run---so that the wire is not being pulled through more than 270 degrees plus the box kick. Do I pull the wires from the pulling elbow by first, pulling the wires through one box and completely out the elbow, then running the fish tape though the other box and pulling the wire through the elbow to the box? Or, do I just pull the wires from one box to the other directly through the elbow? I tried the first option and I suspect I stripped some of the insulation off of the wires because the hard, clear plastic sheath surrounding the insulation was scraped up. Any tips on pulling wire would be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance Ron |
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